Retirement and public duty echoed in Lord Stanley’s outburst
An aged address reflects on Lord Stanley's retirement and the government’s welfare role. W E Guanstone asserts public obligation guided his vote, while a Liverpool gathering of the League raises funds to over a quarter of a million, with £140 recorded on the spot and readers urged to consult the eighth page list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Stanley
W. E. Guanstone
Carlton House Terrace
Liverpool
Colden
Paris News Briefs From The December Reports
Varis, Thursday. The Mounifeur contains a Hespratis j fran Laeutenant general de Bar commanding the division of Aleters dated December 30. A telegraphic despatch from Milianal about December 20 notes a battle with ex Emir in which Bou Maza’s cavalry aided. the Duke de Nemours reviews regiments, a Moorish envoy banquet is held, and talks of Texas annexation and Morocco occur. Senate debates include General Serrano and references to Oregon and California, with warnings of war and calls for national defense. Rail and railway incidents, including a Brighton pistol scare, thefts, and railway revenue summaries, follow. Reports from Madrid praise Spain’s progress toward liberty. American discussions on Oregon and British claims dominate the political mood. Freight, exports, and market notes close with breadstuffs, wheat, and cotton trade details amid a broad transatlantic news cycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varis
General de Bar
Aleters
Marshal Bugeaud
Milianal
Bou Maza
aTsiy
Chamber of Peers
Minutge
MM. Vitet
M. Gaiast
Texas
River Plate
Morocco
Syria
Madagascar
Duke de Nemours
Tueday
de Mars
France
Louis Philippe
Madrid
Dan Enrique
Spain
Senate
General Serrano
Maruio Botta
London
Megzises Pon
Geographical Society
British Architects
Civil Engineers
Microscopical Society
Literary Fond
Decorative Art Society
Royal Society
Society of Antiquaries
Royal Academy
Architecture
Norice
Martia
St. Marylebone
St. Pancras
J. Barrot
Moore
Carter William Moore
Brighton
Drummond
Chapel Royal
Lauder
Guildhall
C. W. Moore
Dr. Moore
Chadwick
Thomas Hayton Chane
Paris
James Rook
the Unicorn
Livearoon
New York
Cropper
New York Courier and Enquirer
Washington
Great Britain
Buchanan
Gregan
Lord Aberdeen
Yakenham
Camsec Cuaxeks
Calhanur
Walker
England
Cass
Oregon
Lapaece
Sau
Groishad
Orege
Eupland
London Morning Chronicle
John Russell
Robert Peel
Jonathan
United States
Englana
Case Baiefy
Europe
Ireland
Scotland
South Seas
California
Mangum
Michigan
Allen
Archer
Bia
Mr. Allen
Mr. Archer
Mr. Mangum
Hertfordshire election scenes as Halsey secured seat
The High Sheriff fixed a County Court to elect a member for Hertfordshire. About 150 gentlemen and farmers accompanied by carts and plough models witnessed Mr Thomas Platner Halsey’s unopposed nomination, while Mr Radcliffe urged protectionist pledges and denounced the Anti Corn Law League amid heated debate.
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H. Meux
Herts
Lord Grinston
Earl of Verulam
Halsey
D. Radcliffe
Hitchin
Thomas Platner Halsey
Gaddesden Park
Mr. Radcliffe
Lord Grimston
England
Robert Peel
Lord Alford
Bedford
Anti Corn Law League
Clwers
Fisses
Whig
Lert Dacre
Ted Ter Wheat
Coventgarden
Buonaparte
Meywood
Manchester
John Russell
Lord Morpeth
League
Lucifer
Hell
Radcliffe
Constitutiona
Haeley
Mr. Halsey
Covent Garden Theatre
Efe
W. Cowper
M.P
Languer
Mr. Cowper
Bontema
Falvey
Cobden
Marliament
Woodies
Anti Corn Laws League
Great Free Trade Demonstration at Liverpool
Immense Friday meeting at the Amphi theatre showed Liverpool’s support for free trade. Subscriptions neared £15,580 within an hour, led by William Brown as chair, with Cobden and Bright urging decisive repeal of the Corn Laws and broader reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Thhat
League
William Brown
Vacrisis
Lali
Menetie
Sde
Anti Con Law League
Lynam
Wiltshire
R. Cobden
M.P
Bright
Lancashire
Cheshire
Yorkshire
Ath Plad
Christopher
Peel
Duke of Newcastle
Newark
Gladstone
St. Peel
Robert Peel
Heer
House of Commons
Sou
Ubia
Cheera
Thompson
Thornely
C. Holland
Acatlemen
William Brown, Esq
Lawrence
Heyworth
Rathbone
Brathera
Joshua Walmsley
James Brancker
C. and
J. Rawdon
Vincent Higgins
Charles Holland
C. Rawling
Jan
Thomas Blackburn
B. T. Hobson
James Ryder
IL Sheil
Esin
P. Quirk
J. Heap
Wennington
Jaine S. Weston and Co
Hamilton
Phomax Thornely
Francia Butt
Tureling
Meeting of Agricultural Labourers in North Wilts
A Wiltshire assembly at Goatucee near Gnontacre voiced severe distress among agricultural labourers over bread prices and Corn Law protection. Speakers urged immediate repeal and free trade, detailing wages, famine threats, and hunger among families, calling on Queen and government to act.
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Woortros
Basset
Jan
Sto Village
Goatucee
Cression
Iltegrer
Qavil Kellith
David Kella
Gonteerv
Gontacre
Joseph Srewer
N.B
Rewsbury
Egypt
Moses
Gideon
Cyrus Sgaid
Babylon
Oliver
Cromwell
Cheera
Duke of Buckingham
William Burchell
Fife
Burchell
Wiltshire
Wooten Bassett
Lyneham Parish
Charles Vines
Tam
Hiere
Christian
Malford
Qiren Phanes
Mallard
Bennett
South Wilts
Mr. Bennett
Isda
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Chester
Birkenhead
Lenton
Croydon
Dublin
Drogheda
Manch
Leeds
Hull
Midland
Bristol
Edinteuah
Glasgow
Birmingham
Great Western
Birra
Gliczow
Pitlsley
Newcastle and Carlisle
York and
North Mid
Lemion
Land
Leola& Selby
America
Galveston
Calveston
Citron
Havre
Cork
Cambria
Hertfordshire
North
Wilts
William Parry
Charlton
Board of Guardians
Upheven
Devizes
Bethes
Bethel
Mr. Wansborough
God
Wiliam Taylor
Taylor
Mr. Styles
Whitcomb
Duke of Richmond
Bond Street
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